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Report: Matt McMahon To Return Next Season With Increased NIL Support

by Staff Reporter

February 17, 202547 Comments

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LSU plans to stick with Matt McMahon next season and increase the team's NIL budget, according to Shea Dixon.

McMahon is currently in his third season as LSU's head coach with a 12-12 (1-10 SEC) record.

LSU went 14-19 (2-16 SEC) in his first season in Baton Rouge and 17-16 (9-9 SEC) with a trip to the NIT First-Round in year two.

LSU's NIL budget in basketball reportedly ranks amongst the lowest in the SEC, along with South Carolina.

Matt McMahon signed three Top-100 players in the 2025 recruiting class and can now be more aggressive in the transfer portal with an increased NIL budget.

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soccerfüt•2 months

The anonymous sources of the increased donations were from Austin, College Station, Fayetteville, Oxford, Starkville, Norman, Tuscaloosa, and Auburn. The following year, the remaining SEC teams are to donate to help keep CMM.

LINOESC•2 months

That’s a freaking joke. Just delaying the inevitable!!

hondo•2 months

Season ticket holder. I’ve been to all the games. $$ is not the problem. Coaching and the lack thereof is the problem. EZ to see

lsuoilengr•2 months

We might as well get an AI to be our coach and just focus 100% of our efforts on buying the best players bc that’s where this sport is heading

Korpsman•2 months

they'd have to pay a lot to get kids to come to a school 1-10 and 2-16 in conference. terrible

pitchandcatch27•2 months

He deserves a shot. But NIL paying players has Fd up college sports. The biggest NIL piggy bank wins.

FATBOY TIGER•2 months

So, money is the problem

DVinBR•2 months

lmaooooo

Cwils2222•2 months

I originally read the headline as “increase NIT support,” which also made sense….

Hampton•2 months

No fricking way

MT555•2 months

What a joke.

Jabontik•2 months

yeah that'll fix it

VooDude•2 months

Get Coach Murky from the woman’s basketball team in there. We might get some federal money in the NIL budget.

redfish99•2 months

Sounds very familiar to me.

thermal9221•2 months

I know.
We fired a fan favorite and consequently the team was gutted for the same thing.

SOL2•2 months

Let's get the fund up to at least $5 or 6 mil.

UltimateHog•2 months

Unlucky.

A Menace to Sobriety•2 months

What a mother fricking retarded decision. Doesn't matter how much you spend on NIL if your head coach sucks.

Woodward gives zero frickS about men's basketball and no clue why that is. The frick is his problem?

tiger109•2 months

I would say put the bottle down but menace to sobriety maybe the f****** problem is to f****** the other f*** is a f*** on the way to a f***. See what I'm saying.

Strannix•2 months

Woodward is fat, SAD

HillabeeBaw•2 months

Reeeeeeeeeee

Spankum•2 months

It is not what we wanted to hear….but $ was the key for Will Wade.

cypresstiger•2 months

Yep. The Pear was just ahead of his time

BowDownToLSU•2 months

Freaking no balls Woody. Run it Back… same results

Tigers4Lyfe•2 months

Not saying it will and not saying it won't matter.

But with increased NIL support is not running it back when talent on the court matters most.

And isn't "run it back" the most stupidest phrase ever?

Lowes knowsLSU•2 months

I thought 3 yrs was plenty enough time. Why another yr for what ? What will that do? The basketball facilities suck the Lsu women are doing ok with the bottom of the barrel facilities as far as the worst in the country to work with. What more is there to prove? They need a new leader, a fresh start for men's ball.

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